Specialist Accommodation-based Intensive Housing Support for High-risk Substance Misusers

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Buyers

Derby City Council

Value

£2,131,900

Suppliers

The Riverside Group Limited

Classifications

Social work services without accommodation

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Published

2 years ago

Description

Provision of Specialist Accommodation-based Intensive Housing Support for High-risk Substance Misusers.
The Council intends to enter into an agreement to provide the Specialist Accommodation-based Intensive Housing Support for High-risk Substance Misusers for the period of 3 years with option to extend for 2 years subject to performance and budgetary approval.	
426380GBP per annum. Total 2131900GBP over 5 years

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Derby City Council

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Linda Spiby

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+44 1332643274

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